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Learn practical correctional officer recruitment strategies to address staffing shortages, reach new talent pools and improve hiring outcomes. This webinar explores workforce trends, labor market data, localized recruiting, employer branding and candidate engagement, with real-world insights from Indeed’s partnership with the Missouri Department of Corrections.

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Authorities say the inmate used a contraband cellphone at FCI Oakdale to send threats and photos of the woman's new residence while serving a 17-year sentence

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The two-year program paid for by a state grant will provide psychiatric care, therapy and legal education inside the Virginia Beach jail while reducing inmate transports and pressure on overcrowded state hospitals

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The four planned facilities in Bedford and Grafton will provide 144 beds as the state moves toward smaller housing units and expands local alternatives to state confinement

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How one correctional officer used CIT training, patience and a willingness to speak up to prevent a mental health crisis from becoming a use-of-force incident

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